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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02
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Editor Record
Mrs. Jacobs expects her mother from
Ohio to spend Christmas with her.
Fred Creech who is attending the
Nina College. gives good report
Ira Moody expects to hear new
Windmill running in few days
J. w Doane is feeding IS or 20 lead
f Steers for spring market.
Peter Murray who broke his leg some
me ago is only able to walk little.
Mrs. Reynolds. of Elsie, spent
Thanksgiving with her daughter, the
merchants wife.
The Ohio excursionsts have returned
we'll pleased with their visit with
riends But which is the best place TO
i've in.
II. Judson and wife will remain
mother week with her parents VIM.
Ioody, then they will return to Ottawa
'o..with horse and carriage
Thomas Gallagher lost fine year
ing colt by being tied in "A stall The
olt Ii some way got over in the next
stall and broke his neck.
II. w. Ashley has promised an ex-
ursion for our Ohio friends next Fall
% get yours ready by advertising il S.
hey can take advantage of the cheap
ates
The friends who have been visiting
t G. II. Bunkers, have gone on farther
vest. and Mr. Bunkers folks will start
or " Y State to visit her father and
mother.
Yesterday WAS busy day for us
We bought wheat. clover seed live hogs
owls &c To amount Of over 5000. f
). Vanbuskirk is shipping this week,
i've hogs and poultry to Detroit The
,bOve Were for him.
Errell Gates is also home from Ban
gor, where he has been at work in the
ministry, is visiting his mother who is
constantly failing in health The
family will not go to Kansas this Will
ter as they expected.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met in regular session at the
Clerks Office Nov. 30, 1857. Present
the president and trustees Hawkins
Pulfrey, and Montigel Absent Green
Mcleod and Smith Minutes OF
meeting read and approved.
Claim Of j X Lane, engineer S2l0C
presented and OF motion allowed al
footing. Committee on claims, tC
whom was referred claims of VIM. j.
Hough & Co. Sl.s0, report favorable
On motion allowed at footing and
clerk instructed to draw orders fol
said claims Trustee Smith appears
On motion committe consisting OF
trustees Green and Mcleod appointed
to settle with marshal. On motion
Council adjourned.
b. S. WEBB a. YERINGToN.
President. CLERK
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02
MEMORY IMPROVED.
ost Memories Rrstoredi Had Ones Made
Good aud Good Ones Made Better.


A scientific Development of the
Natural AemOry to such degree
thar at length the system itself is no
longer required, Mind wandering cur
ed uses none of the "Socalities, :"
Key" Pegs. " Sinks" or "Assoca-
tons of mnemouics. ANY book
learned in one reading. Prof. i.oisette's
system of Physiological Memory. or the
instantaneous art of Never Forgetting.
enables him to train in "A short time the
poorest Natural Memory. so that it will
forever after perfectly remember pro-
per names, dates, socalites, facts, prin.
ciples. prose, poetry, &c or whatever
else il may fail To remember.
This system includes method of
reading any book whatever. so that at
lie conclusion of hut one perusal the
eader is master Of the entire work and
Fan repeat from memory the contents Of
each chapter; that is To say. the Princi-
Dles, facts. ii ustrations, &c &c.-an
inyalual L. method To scholars of all
kinds To readers of Scientific Works.
Mathematics. Histories. Poems. aga
zines, Newspaper, &c. BY this method
person can report sermons, addresses,
II a whole series of lectures without
caking memoranda with pen or pencil,
deliver without notes Il discourse or
series Of discourses. Clergyman,
.'ulitical Orators.-all in short, who
ish to speak eflectually-can by tins
method dispense with all memoranda
notes, and yet never omit IA single
Oint.
Recent Memory Instruction to class
f 100 Columbia College Law Students;
wo classes of 200 each at Yale; 200 at
Ieriden; go at Norwich; 400 Wellesley
'ollege; 400 at University Pennsylvania,
hree large classes at Cha utarqua Uni
ersity. Terms made know at Alma
Sanitarium by Morris Hale. who is or
sanizing corresponding class, which
) as thorough as from Personal III
,tructiOn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02
College Notes.

Sydney G.. Roberts, OF Howell enter
ed college this week.
The new College circular is being
issued from this office Send for one.
Miss Gilston spent Thanksgiving i'll
Bay City and reports a pleasant time.
DIR. Nelson held the College rhetou-
calls in the Chapel wednesday evening
of the week.
Miss Mai Smith of lonia spent
Thanksgiving and the following Friday
ut Prof, Ewing.
President Hunting will preach IN
jefferson Ave Presbyterian church.
Detroit next Sabbath.
Hon. j. Estabrook, State Supt. OF
Public Instruction spent last Sabbath
at the residence of Prof. Ewing.
Rev. Theo. Marsh of Grand Rapids
will preach in the College chapel neAl
Sabbath afternoon at O'Clock sharp.
Most of the students spent then
Thanksgiving holiday at home AM
assisted in dispatching the family
turkeys.
DR.. Hunting delivered very all,
sermon in the Chapel Thanksgiving
day. The churches united with IT,
College in the service.
Prof. and Mrs DAVIS spent Saturday
Sunday and Monday in Saginaw
Misses Stevens and Booth and Profess :
ors Stuart, Welstead and Ewing stal'
home like good children.
The Convention of State Board o.
Corrections and Charities and the Con
ference OF the Association of Count.
Agents will be held III the Collet,
Chapel next Tuesday and Wednesda!
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02
Elwell.

L<'ittyf A'tNVf W.
Louis Hahn has disposed of his farm
and gone "n visit to his wife's rela.
tives in Ionia
j. II. Vought has moved his famil
to Alma, where he is building a hous
having purchased lot on the Churc
addition.
+. Counter has moved into the IVA
which he has remodeled into dwell,
ing. George Dick has moved in tn
house lately vacated 10y Nj. Courier.
ID. Hilsinger has purchased and mo,
ed into the house lately occupied h
Nr. Vought and has leased the OF {
he formerly occupied to VIM. Medler
Mr.. Romine. of Ohio. has purchase
the piece of land known as the Finl
property and is remodeling the hous'
preparatory to making it his futW
home.
Miss Minnie Davis. who has beer
very sick with typhoid fever. is recoN-
ering rapidly. Her many friends an'
schoolmates will be glad To see he
smiling face again among them.
Mr.. Wood is repairing his mill. He
is going to put in heading machine
and intends to make business livel,
He is the right man in the right place
and deserves the liberal patronage of
all.
r. G.. Lathrop and wife returned
from Clinton county last week wher,
they were engaged il evaporating fruit
Mr. l.. is now buying bolts for Nr
ri ompson, of Ithaca. They are ship
ped 10y rail from here.
A Mrs. Eddy, faith doctress from
Chicago. is giving course of lecture,
here this week. 1t will be remembere'
that Mrs. Mclaughlin went to Chica.
90 after an illness Of considerable over
year She was gone only about tire,
weeks and came back apparently well
She was under the treatment of rs
Eddy.
Monday morning while Seymour
Koutz was driving by the school hous,
/ his team became unmanageable and rar
away, being frightened 10y some snow
images made by the children. Mr.
Koutz was thrown from the wagon anC
had one Of his thighs quite seriously
injured. Mr.. Romine, who was riding
with him. was also thrown from tn,
wagon striking on his forehead ant
was picked up insensible and at las
accounts was in a critical condition.
Mrs. Richard Fuller, living two mile!
north of this place died very suddenl,
at her residence on the oath inst, o
epilepsy. She leaves husband, on'
son, and five daughters to mourn theil
loss. The funeral services were helC
at the French school house .on the Goth
at = o'clock p. IN. and was attend by !
large number of friends and neighbors
among whom she has lived for the pas
l3 years. and who extend their heart
felt sympathies TO the bereaved family
Her remains were inferred in the Gem
etery near the French school house
where she had buried three Of hel
children.
Dear mother. thou hast passed away.
No more thy loving voice we hear;
No more thy loving hands cares,
or wipe away the falling tear.
Thou ART eone. the spirit has taken flight,
To dwell with angels evermore,
Amid the realms OF pure delight
with loved opcs that have goue before.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02

List of letters remaining at Alma
f. O. for month ending Nov. 26, lss,
L. Il. Barber, y. Fisher, Mr. Joseph l.
Gray, Samuel Gifeid, Mrs L. G. Beebet
Mrs. Josie Carel. Mrs. Harriet kelle,
Miss Mary Rose.
Persons calling for the above plei 81
say advertised. ID Ely, L. NJ.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02
All trains daily. except Sunday.

Conn, ctions At Toledo with all lines a.
vcrpi x; at Mauhatten Junction with Wh.ei
my Lake Erie. AT lexis Junction with G.
ANA l.. :. NJ. at Monroe Junctiun with
Ah,i - "fanch l.. ;. A VI s.; at Dunde" with
~. y o.. ana l.. = N " <; al Milan in c,bn
with Butler uiNi ion ahash, 81 l.. x p: n,
fftl 'hviu ~ ith Hpsilanti branch l. : a NJ :.
ID. l.. ~ y aud g r. ut HnmhurR with n
Linz division e.. T.; AT Howe u with ID IN.
AT Dnanu with C. a g. r., and D. q NJ: N,
Owpsso June ion with u. NJ, aud ~ C.: nj
at ~ LOuls with ID l.. 4 ~. and : " &StT
~ = lima with ID. l.. N; Mt Pleasan, win
+. NJ.
w. u. BFNNETT. Gen Pass q FRI Ayr
H. w ASHLEY, Gen. Sup't.
A. j. ID LORM Agent Alma
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02

TTOMEOPOTHIC Physician and surgeon
II Residence State street. ONCE room No
I. wright's Opera House block. second moor.
Office hours. 9 TO 10 a. m; : TO ana 10 w. III
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ATTORN E,H =.
FRANCIS PALMER

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Also Rell Estdt
"A Life aud Fire insurance Agent.
alma. Grdtiot Go Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02
Connections

Detroit, with Railroads d.verging.
PlymOuth-Fliut Il Pere Marquette Ry
South Lyun-Toledo. Ann Arbor & CD Tr'ns
RS An lin, Div q. L Ry.
Tr"whrdge-fhieag' \ Grand Trunk Ry,
Lansing Sag. DiH. Of G. X. H., Lake SHORE
Nchigi q southern ny.
lona-D., q, II, y NJ. by, and stanton X. X.
Howard City-Grand Rapds& Indiana & X
lig hapids-C. w. ". Ry.. and g. X. & !. z
East Sa- I Iuw-Sag. Div. OF VI. G. X. r.:
=. VI. Ry., p & n. ; 4 &H
J.. 49, MrLLIKEN. Gcn'l Manager.
Va T'"~ESTER. Traffic Man. Detroit
u uera iuthces Detroit. Mich
W A VALLEAU Agent. A.ms.
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CT. DOW ME. M. D.
c. d. YERINGTON,
T. A RAGLEY. M. D.

ORA ICING Physician. once hours 'Nto "
"A. m. 2to 4 y m. once in Webbs Drug
sto O. front rooms up stairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-02
j. L. CT RK

j. l.. CLARK
A TTORNEY and Counselor AT Law All iega
n business by letter or otherslse' VIII o'
promptly attended to, 01ice in Opera House
block, up stairs
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Detroit, Lansing & Northern Il. r..
In Effect ! ne 20, 1856.
30 Trains run bA g. ntral standard Tin

MAIN EiNE.
G"lhg West stations. Going East
\. MA. M. VI. A. Mp. Mp.
:; 1910 5:2U LV Detroit arlI IA 3.45 u.ai
1893 1850 6:l3 ;, Plymouth >, ll:2 2.M s:I2
s:ii l's1 6:Js :, S'th Lyon, 1899 2:25 i;
AMP. NJ.
,E In o:O9 Tr'..Vhridge q:O6 l2.4I g.os
l0:Ul "a s:Ij :. Lansing >, g:uU l2:T 6.I0
A. Mp n -P NJ.
-, 3.l5 g;i5 =, lOnia ., 40 1855 4:p
4. NJ ~. NJ --P
100 q lO;21 :, Greenvillc, =. 6:2s g:5s 4a3
l. 800 4i5 | .lU Howard City 5:45 g;U, 90
uuaNru
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Yersonai.

Mr.. Joseph Rebman. Of this city, 10
visiting frisnds At Camden, NJ.
Miss Annie stoops OF No 825 West
Sixth street 10 spending . week ~ At
lantic City.
j. Franz and family arrived at the
HyRenis hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va ,
on Monday.
B. g. CLARK has returned home greatly
q essed with his weeks visit to Siaugh-
tor Station, Ksnt county.
Albert L. Joseph has returned nome
after tAres week. sojourn in Snssex
county.
N. Joseph s:arssd for Georgetown
this morning and will pass tie comins q
week among tho sands Of SUSSEX
connty.
Ella V. Doioow, who has been visit
ing frieuds In Philadelphia for the pss'
week, has returned home much pleased
with her trip.
Miss Lizzie Bailey eud her friend
M,ss Eila Moore, ct Philadelphis, srs
rnstioating in the Highlands for q few
week..
Mr.. Edward Lummis aud wife, who
nave been visiting friends ~ Gree II bauh
return home to-day. Mr.. L's health II
about the same.
Mr.. Joha Bower CT Ocatesville, visit
ed his trothers at Camp Bower, OF
MONDAY. He went fishias IN tia
sft6ynoaus and landed o six poupC
snapper.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30

Thai Fatal norss Diseshe.

Additional cases Of cerebro-spinal men
ingitis. peculiar disease which is carry
ing off hundreds Of horses in south Jer.
sey, have mads their appearance liz Cam
den, and fears are entertained that the
scourge will spread broadcast. A horse
belonging to William Bleakley, a lime
de Ter at Front and Federal streets, on
Monday manifested unmistakable symp.
toms OF the disease, AVID Veterinary Sur
yeops Miller and Sellers were notified.
The otbcr three cases already reported
remain in about the same condition. Many
owners of valuable hors in Camden talk
of removing their animals TO some distan.
place in view OF the disease spreading In
that city.
A horse belonging to Walter Chance, q
stage driver at Dividing Creek, Cumber-
lard county was attacked with the dis
ease Monday, and will probably die
Harvey Shaw also lost horse at Millville
Two cases were reported from Glassboro
on Monday. DR.. Brown, near Viteland,
has lost valuable colt, and Frank Bar
rett and Martin de Croft have each l. st a
horse from disease resembling cerebro
spinal meningitis Other cases are also
reported in the vicinity OF Einsland. The
epidemic appears TO be abating to some
extent down ia the lower section of At
lantic county, where it first made It's sp-
pearance
Camden druggists reported big sales OF
chloride Of lime, carbolic acid aud assafoe-
t!da to owners OF horses, particularly far
mers, who use the chemicals IN dis.ntect-
ing the stables.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Continued on the Nsr Patn.

After "Ackey" Dugan and James K!rl
beat William Reed, the proprietor of /
saloon at Lord and Church streets yester
day, they continued cn the war path, and
after getting drinks at Bernard Bonner's
Fifth and Spruce streets, In the bar.room
and succeeded In breakirg a lot of glasses
wien officers Cross and Broadhart took
them In custody. Upon arriving at the
hall, officer Cross undertook to search
Dugan when he resisted and scuiile en-
sued, during which the officer dropped
his ar, and as he could not find it, be
supposes that 1t must have been picked
up and carried away by some one in the
crowd.
Dugan and Kirk were arraigned at last
nights session of the city court and fined
% and costs each for disorderly conduct
William Reed, who swore out a warrant
for them yesterday on tie charge of as.
sault failed TO put in an appearance when
his name was called this morning, and il
is supposed that he is afraid to prosecut,
this case.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Fatal Accident.

William Kirby, the we'll known and
much respected produce dealer In the
Ei ghth street market, met With an 90
cident sbcut 4 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon which terminated fatally two
hours later. Hs was with the driver OF
one OF GorDan's truck wagoI going
down Ease Fourth street TO get some
truck at the wharf.
Reaching the railroad the team stop.
pod until 9 shifttr on the railroad pass
cd. When the street was clear, one o'
the horses, always afraid Of paseip q
trsire, of his own volltion, gave q sud
den Jump to one eide, which threw Mir
Kirby oat of the drivers seat, and falt
ing out be fell headforemost to the pave.
ment on the back crow wn OF his bead
striking stoae and crushing In the
skull.
The team started, the wheels run
ming over his less, bursting, bat moi
breaking THIN. Amonxs. those who
saw the accident WAS Mr.. harris, a
neighbor produce dealer. who was com
ing up Fourth street, H, with Others
ran to Mr.. ktr6y's ass.s lance, auo
picking him up carried him into Mills
coal cffice.
Mr.. Harris tried IN vain to arouse
him TO CONSEQUENCES, though be
thought 1T one time ne recoR nizsd him
A conveyance WAS procured and tbf
unfortunate mon WAS taken to his resi-
dence, No. 6l9 Erebch street, and Drs
Greeniesf ald Kesbies were hastily
summoned.
They found his skull badly frsctured
and were unable to do anything II
bring him to consciousness. He died
soou after O'Clock. The deceased was
IN his list year, but was 3 bale, hearty
man CT that age. He had u very gen.
Ia, accommodating disposition and
made friends with everybody.
He v as born in the neigho'rhood OF
Mullicca Hill, New jersey, but for tie
last 40 years he has lived in this city
and has been engaged in the prod uce
business. He leaves . wife, but no
children. by his Ind ustry he has nccu.
mniated sufficient TO have kept bipiseii
and wife In very comfortable circum.
stances IN their old sge.
he has two or three brothers residing
IN New Jersay. Tns funeral will take
place on Tnurdsy afternoon 81 z
O'Clock. Inierment at Riyerview cene.
/ terry,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Dots,

variety OF goods will be sold q;
Stidham's auction rooms this evening
H TerWeeses, No. 406 King street,
will fell h-r STOCK Of millinery at pub.
tic sale tomorrow morning aI 8 sc
O'Clock.
The thee 10 asted schooner bnilt by
the Jackson & Sharp Company for W.
Q. Alcott & Co , Of New York, will be
launched in about two weeks.
Thomas Z. Lslly has sold for Hugh
U. Duffy tho three-story brick dwelling
and store, No 303 Msdison street, ia
james O'Neill, for 50 $50.
Register Brsc ford Las granted letters
OF aim ninistratlon to Thomas McIntir
on the estate Of julia McIutire, late ot
Brandywins Hundred
Mr.. George z. Vernon is becoming
celebrated rs successful angler. BE
has caught and landed eight black base
thus far in two weeks. He caught one
yesterday which weighed two pounds,
and was real beauty.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
Tho Thistle M axes an Experimental sail

Tho Thfstio makes an experimental Setl
New YORK, Aug. 29.-The Scotch sloop
Thistle made her first experimental sail
to day In American waters, and a large
number of yachtsmen were on both the
Long Island and Staten Island shores
watching her movements. In their ear.
lier maneuvres the spectators felt that
Captain Barr was Lot out for exhibi
ton.
About the time that the eager lockers
from land gave up as bad job the at
tempt to see what more the Thistle was
doing, Capt Barr had the big spinnaker
hauled down to the boom. That helped
her somewhat, but as the wind lightened
soon after the great side eail was set the
extra canvas was taken In, and the
reach for the point Of Sandy Hook was
made.
Going out to deep water. the Thistle
made the Scotland lightship; but a. Cap
tain Barr now felt cure that the wind
would let up before long, the boat was
put about for home. She had pretty near
ly a dead beat back to Tompkinsville.
She stood under the sails that she start
ed out with, and took 1t easy all the way
home
| Although there was no apparent effort
to make the sailors lend an extra hand
in the work, the boat always went in
stays quickly, and when she came up
into the wind 1t was invariably in a
steady, positive manner, that made the
onlookers think that she was a mighty
handy boat.
The same appearance OF logginess mark.
ed the Thistle's beating back, but che got
home at rs p. m, in tacks that were
simple to her, and which showed that
she could go in stays quickly when not
urged.
None of our yachts accompanied hel
over, hut met her on the course. Tho
was prepared to drop anchor. The This
ties mainsail seems TOO big along the
mast. Captain Barr says the day was salts
factory except Ia that the yachts bottom
was dirty.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30


BJ RRIS.-Near CAris:iana, Del, on ku,
gu7t IS. Catherine 4. B1iris, wife Of 10.
ward hu--'s IN the slss year Of her age.
Dover papers please ctpy.
O'DONHELL.-At Rising sun, on tho 2?ti
INT. jennie U'u0pDell, aged ~ years,
Relatives and friends sre invited TO attend
tho furersl from the residence o, hugh
Fostor. at Rising Sur, sear Barleywooc
MILF, on IueEdsy sfterro DON at O'Clock
lrterment at st. .Ieseph g Uemerery. I
klkBY.-Suddenly, on the 2oth inst, wm
Kirby, ager II years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO atuud the funeral from bis late
residence, el7 French streot. on Thursday
September |, 1857, at z O'Clock p. m. Inter
ment at k!veIvieW.
GlNDfR.-Su idsn!y. in this city. Angus.
2e.h, Ms!gs sret L., ~:ie OF John Il Ginder
ages 50 yeSrs.
The rslstiVes and irieuts OF the family arr
respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from tho residence Of her husband. Eo. gzt
orange street, on ILursday morning at &c
0'eloc-. High Meass,, St. Peters Pro-. &
thedral. lnte!nenJ at new Cathedral cern
etery.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-30
FOURTH EDITION
Phuadelphis Items

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-Demo ocia"c
politicians say the indications are that In
the Democratic State Convention to NOR
row there will be fight over the plat
form. Congressman Randall was In this
city last evening and said he did not think
"the Democratic party of Pennsylvania
would commit hari kari yet awhile" He
believed the Convention would endorse
the Chicago platform, upon which Mr..
Cleveland was elected President, but
would 20 no farther than that in the mat
ter of revenue legislation. The Yourg
Democratic Battalion will send q COM
mittee TO endeavor to get the Convention
to recommend division repre- sentation In
the Philadelphia County and city con-
ventions.
Superintendent NJ. F. Bonvans, OF the
North Penn and Bound Brook Divisions
and the Germantown aud Norristown
branches of the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad, yesterday began an investi-
CATION of the collision on Saturday morn
ing between the New York passenger
train and an engine tender and cAboose, at
Wayne juno ion, by which three en-
ployes were injured.
Nearly all the witnesses thought the &C
cident might have been avoided had the
brakeman gone to the rear Of the train to
signal approaching traius.
A man, giving the name OF j. j. De-
lauy, was arrested last evening by Lieu
tenant wilkins, of the Sixth District, at
Eighth and Race streets, on the charge OF
being drunk and fiourishing revolver.
While the officer was trying to get possee.
sion of the weapon one chamber was dis
charged, but The muzz was fortunate y,
pointed at the time In direction away
from him. Delany, after considerable re
sistanct, was taken to the station house
on Eleventh street, below Vine, and held
to answer.
The condition OF the unk nown man who
attempted suicide near Lincoln Monu
ment, in Fairmount Park, en- Sunday
morning, by cutting his throat with o
razor, was reported last evening at the
g. rman Hospital, whittier he has been re-
moved, AZ very favorable, with a strons
probability of ultimate recovery. He re.
fuses to give his name. He is man o.
about 80 years OF age, OF average height
and speaks wi b a slight Irish accent. He
says those whom he thought most of led
some time ago.
The Coroner's jury yesterday found thai
lsu!cide was the cause of death in tht
cas- Of Casper Reimel, Jr., Samuel w
Hill and George N. Strahley.
John Wellington, SO years old, was
killed yesterday by bank of earth thai
fell on him at Darmon's wood and Wood
land avenue.
An unknown man, about 50 year
old, was found drowned in the Della
ware at Green street wharf yesterday
Chairman Cooper, of the Republican
State Committee, yesterday opened hii
headquarters in the Continental Hotel.